I've never installed a shower head before and I'm not much of a handyman. Is this difficult to install as a beginner? Any tips are much appreciated!
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installation process is very easy, all you would need for installation is a pair of pliers and Teflon tape.Step1. if you have a shower head already installed you will first have to remove the existing shower head.2.what's the existing shower head is removed you would then apply teflon tape to shower head threads.3. then you will begin screwing new shower head onto arm threads and snogging it will pliers.as for as the Bluetooth connection to your electronic device the instructions come with this particular shower head.
26207
Installing wasn't hard at all, just unscrew your old nozzle and screw on the new one. Also it works out alot better if you keep your hands dry lol
26208
Very easy. Unscrew old shower head counter clockwise. Put some Teflon tape on threads of pipe and screw on new shower head clockwise. You can use a crescent wrench or adjustable to tighten but use a cloth or something to avoid scratches on the shower head nut
26209
This is extremely easy to install. The hardest part for me was getting the old showerhead off. I used a pair of channellock pliers, just remember to wrap the plumbing in a cloth to minimize marking from the teeth of the pliers. Then, a quick wrap with teflon tape and I hand-tightened the new showerhead...
26210
installation process is very easy, all you would need for installation is a pair of pliers and Teflon tape. Step 1. if you have a shower head already installed you will first have to remove the existing shower head. 2.what's the existing shower head is removed you would then apply teflon tape to shower head threads. 3. then you will begin screwing new shower head onto arm threads and snogging it will pliers. as for as the Bluetooth connection to your electronic device the instructions come with this particular shower head.
564895
Trust me it is not very easy!! We bought some lag screws and used them. I love the faucet but it is not very stable and we made sure to place it where it would be leaned on or touch a lot. We had to open up the ceiling from the lower story for the bathtub install and were able to come in under the faucet to tighten it up better. Hope this helps
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I threw them out last year but its not to hard to install, check connections on shower that they are good and tight measure up to the height you want and install brackets.( make sure you cover the hot and cold lines) and then hook them up, slide shower on to brackets and seal with caulking. you might need to take a trip to the hardware store to get some small brass pipe to connect to your house mixer valve ( water lines ) I ran my pipe out side for a out door shower and the mixer valve is on the shower so you might need to solder some fittings on to your pipe so you can connect up the shower depends on what you have ( new / old ) I threw them out last year but its not to hard to install, check connections on shower that they are good and tight measure up to the height you want and install brackets.( make sure you cover the hot and cold lines) and then hook them up, slide shower on to brackets and seal with caulking. you might need to take a trip to the hardware store to get some small brass pipe to connect to your house mixer valve ( water lines ) I ran my pipe out side for a out door shower and the mixer valve is on the shower so you might need to solder some fittings on to your pipe so you can connect up the... » Read More I threw them out last year but its not to hard to install, check connections on shower that they are good and tight measure up to the height you want and install brackets.( make sure you cover the hot and cold lines) and then hook them up, slide shower on to brackets and seal with caulking. you might need to take a trip to the hardware store to get some small brass pipe to connect to your house mixer valve ( water lines ) I ran my pipe out side for a out door shower and the mixer valve is on the shower so you might need to solder some fittings on to your pipe so you can connect up the shower depends on what you have ( new / old ) « Show Less
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I did not handle the installation myself, my son did it. He had no problem and only took a minute. All you have to do is take off the old head and screw on the new one. It should fit all standard showers.
983314
If you are even marginally mechanically inclined you should find it simple and straight forward. Not difficult at all. Just don't over tighten the head bolts in case you don't have a torque wrench. Very nice pipes really like them.
1573447
The instruction in the box is mostly about installing. For using it, the top knob is to get water flowing either to the shower or to the spout. Turn it left or right. That's also how you adjust the flow, The lower bigger knob is for temperature. Counter clock wise for warmer. The only trick is the small button on the side that you have to push to be able to reach the hot setting.
1047315
I had to buy a small pipe extension in order for it to for on one of my showers. The other just screwd right on. Depends on your existing shower head
105145
I'm not a plumber and I found it very easy to install. If you can use a wrench and have some DIY ability, then you can install this. (And by the way, it works like a gem)
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Just an FYI - I am not a plumber - although I do most of my own plumbing. This was not the most difficult thing to install - however a lot of thought in to how to install it had to go in. Most plumbers who I showed it to thought I was wasting my money and it seemed as if they thought that well -if you can afford one of those than you can afford the $500 for me to install it. I installed it (and my entire water filter system in less than 4 hours - but I had to use all copper since that is the code here). Most water systems enter the house on different size pipes. At first I thought ours was 1" - but I am glad I checked and saved the return charge - since ours was only " however - most that I have seen are 3/4" or 1" pipes I decided to add this to the end of our water filtration system (since most of the water goes through there) and I made sure to installed a union fitting onto both ends in case I need to remove it for repair or replacement. Both ends of the brass fitting are threaded (I guess in case you need to remove it you don't have to un-solder it). As for the ADT pulse system - I am assuming that as long as you get the one that z-wave - than that should work. I can't say for sure since I don't use ADP (hate monthly charges) and use the Mi Casa Verde VeraLite Home Controller (http://www.amazon.com/Mi-Casa-Verde-VeraLite-Controller/dp/B007005364/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1389557420&sr=8-1&keywords=Mi+Casa+Verde+VeraLite+Home+Controller)
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Super easy!! I had it installed in 30 minutes. Just make sure you have a proper safe outlet near the toilet. Also ensure all your valves are properly tighten before using, I had a minor leak at first but resolved after securing the water valve.
383666
Yes The instructions are some what vague. You have to lay out the plumbing in order to install the connections. Not all connections will work with old shower. My advice is if after doing a test plumbing layout . You have any doubt call in a plumber to at lease plumb the cconnections
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Unfortunately, I could not install the shower head, because I would have had to hire a plumber and rip my shower apart. It can not be installed by simply replacing the old head...
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Yes, you have to install it with the shower. You take the head off, screw the quick connect on then screw the shower head into that. The quick connect that works great. I just wish it had a little more pressure but I like it.
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It wasn't difficult at all. This water fountain had to be put a little lower then the existing one. So I did have to buy material for the existing water pipe, wasn't difficult. I am far from being a plumber but I install
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No special installation is required. Simply remove your existing shower head and screw on directly.
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I installed this myself, and I consider myself an 'experienced' amateur. That said, the instructions are too basic. Mine leaked when I followed the instructions. So, I removed it, applied pipe thread tape to the outlet pipe in the wall, and then reinstalled it. You will need a wrench - hand-tightening (for me anyway) wasn't enough. Wrap the fixture in cloth before wrenching it tight.
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Hi Leslie. It comes with everything you need to install. It is recommended to use plumbers teflon tape on the pipe threads. Example here --> http://img.diynetwork.com/DIY/2003/09/18/adi501_2fe_lead.jpg and here --> http://www.diynetwork.com/how-to/how-to-change-a-showerhead/index.html